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Visual Acuity - Having close visual acuity to perform activities such as: viewing a computer terminal, reading, visual inspection involving small parts/details *Preferred Qualifications. Embracing and advocating for new CVS services and loyalty programs that support our purpose of helping people on their path to better health.
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Notifies customer of problems discovered in vehicle inspection and sells solutions. Follows up on all work done for a customer, not just tires sold. Notifies customer of problems discovered in vehicle inspection and sells solutions.
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Sells tires at retail price with road hazard, valves, balance, and disposal. Knows and follows all prescribed policies and paperwork procedures (invoicing, credit, etc. Experience with agriculture/farm tires is a plus.
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DOT Inspection Bonus $200 for any level inspection. Free SiriusXM Radio. 65 CPM then ad for Safety Bonus, Stop Pay, Detention, Cell Phone Reimbursement, and more. Paid Holidays, Vacation, Sick Days, and Bereavement Pay.
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